A visit to some of the centers Friday February 4 shows the introduction of registration centers in various communities has reduced from the usual long queues and frustration customs go through to register their sim card.
Continue readingKen Ashigbey urges gov’t to strategically position Ghana to benefit from wireless innovations
Deloitte Global has predicted that the next generation of WIFI is set to play a pivotal role as organisations innovate with advanced networking.
Continue readingVodafone Foundation supports Ghana with COVID-19 storage equipment worth US$1M
Vodafone Ghana, through the Vodafone Foundation, has made a significant contribution to improving Ghana’s health infrastructure and fight against the pandemic with the presentation of 459 ‘’cold-chain units,” which include 275 vaccine freezers, 184 ice-lined combination refrigerators and 2 walk-in cold rooms to the Ministry of Health. The equipment is valued at US $1 million.
Continue readingHuawei selects WDC as Digital Power partner in Brazil
Chinese multinational technology corporation Huawei, through its new Digital Power division, announced a strategic partnership with Brazilian telecommunications equipment company WDC Networks.
Continue readingBlackBerry licensee asserts 5G device plan not dead
The start-up attempting to revive BlackBerry as a handset brand revealed it was pressing-on with plans to release a 5G device, despite pushing back its original 2021 target and not providing any public updates on the project for almost a year.
Continue readingTelenor Myanmar issues tax hike warning
Telenor Myanmar told customers it will be forced to raise prices after the government announced tax increases on SIM cards, mobile and fixed data services.
Continue readingUS Operators Agree C-Band Buffers for Airports
AT&T and Verizon agreed to allow buffer zones around certain US airports to reduce the risk of disruption from potential interference once they activate new 5G services in C-Band spectrum.
Continue readingNo shame in graduate working with hands — Dr Ashigbey
The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications, Dr Kenneth Ashigbey, has admonished graduates from the country’s universities not to be afraid of “getting their hands dirty” in their pursuit of successful lives.
Continue readingE-Levy: We’ve had engagements with government – Telco Chamber
The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) for the Ghana Telecommunication Chamber, Dr. Ing. Kenneth Ashigbey has disclosed there has been some engagements with the sector Ministers over the introduction of the e-levy.
Continue readingChamber of Telecommunications launches 10th anniversary
The Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications has launched a year-long series of activities to mark its 10th anniversary.
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